Viper Plus Full Reclining

The capability of the wheelchair to fully recline.

No weaknesses noted.

robert b. from severn, md (caregiver)

A 73 year old who has MS and is totally disabled.

the "recliner" aspect is great for the comfort of the user.

none that I can think of

doris b. from mesa, az (caregiver)

end-stage Alzheimer's; completely immobile.

ease of use and the availability of different larger seat sizes to pick from

No brief little paper instructions on how to attach/detach adjustable legs (unless that's found in the support section!)

howard b. from cuyahoga falls, oh (caregiver)

My wife limited to where we go; 60; needs spinal fusion but does not want; fibromyalgia; pronating feet

It's heavy duty for a tall large man; it reclines for comfort & changing position, it handles easily for caregiver, folds ups for transport; has extended seat depth size for tall person; feels sturdy

patient cannot change recline angle of chair while sitting in it; it has to be done from behind; the leg rests are a bit short for my 6'4" father's legs

nancy b. from south hadley, ma (caregiver)

my 94 yr. old father is the user; he can no longer walk and spends all day in his chair. He is 6'4" tall.